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	<title>Camouflage</title>
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Camouflage is a collaborative installation by artist Hannah Bigeleisen and designer Steven Bukowski.
Technically speaking, designer Steven Bukowski and artist Hannah Bigeleisen have designed a bedroom together before — the couple have been married for two years, and share a home in New York’s Bushwick neighborhood — but this week marks the first time they’re creating one that the public is invited to explore. Bukowski, who helms his own&#38;nbsp;design studio, and Bigeleisen, who is a painter and sculptor, began&#38;nbsp;collaborating&#38;nbsp;professionally on furniture last year; for this year’s&#38;nbsp;OFFSITE,&#38;nbsp;they’ve teamed up with&#38;nbsp;the support of HotelTonight&#38;nbsp;— the app that offers&#38;nbsp;booking deals on some of the&#38;nbsp;world’s best design and boutique properties — to&#38;nbsp;envision the ideal hotel suite, which&#38;nbsp;they’ve brought to life in a&#38;nbsp;100-square-foot space inside the show.


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&#38;nbsp;stevenbukowski.com /&#38;nbsp;@stevenbukowski






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